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- Transportation in Arizona
- Transportation; Arizona
- 4th Grade
- This unit introduces students to the use and distinction between primary and secondary sources. Students will use primary and secondary source photos and print resources to learn about how innovations in transportation in Arizona helped the growth...
- Funeral Home
- Unknown
- Trials (Murder) -- Arizona -- Phoenix -- Photographs; Murder -- Arizona -- Phoenix -- Photographs; Women murderers -- Arizona -- Photographs; Murderers -- Arizona -- Photographs
- The Alvarez & Moore Funeral Chapel was the last place where Winnie Ruth Judd hid and finally surrendered to police. She had been on the run for nearly a week after the trunks were discovered at the train station.
- Winnie Ruth Judd Reminiscences Letter
- Winnie Ruth Judd
- Judd, Winnie Ruth, 1905-1998; Trials (Murder) -- Arizona -- Phoenix; Murder -- Arizona -- Phoenix; Women murderers -- Arizona; Murderers -- Arizona
- Handwritten reminiscences letter written by Winnie Ruth Judd while in the Arizona State Hospital.
- Oral history interview with Jim and Stan Thompson
- Thompson, Jim and Stan
- Triplets; Pioneers; Wildlife
- Jim and Stan Thompson talk about growing up in Luna, New Mexico. Their family was among the town's original settlers.
- Arizona lifetime hunting, fishing licenses: trout stamp program
- Arizona Game and Fish Dept.
- Trout fishing--Arizona; Fishing--Arizona; Fish and game licenses--Arizona.
- 2 pages (PDF version). File size: 88.83 KB. "A gift for a lifetime. You can always come home to Arizona."--Cover of brochure. 6 sided brochure when folded. Includes Application for Lifetime License.
- Truck escape ramp study: final report
- Arizona. Dept. of Transportation.
- Truck escape ramps--Arizona; Roads--Arizona--Safety measures; Roads--Arizona--Design and construction;
- 130 pages (PDF version). File size: 26234875 Bytes. Prepared by HDR Engineering.
- 1997 economic census. Vehicle inventory and use survey. Arizona.
- United States. Bureau of the Census.
- Trucks--Arizona--Statistics; Trucking--Arizona--Statistics; Transportation--Arizona--Statistics
- 12 pages (PDF version). File size: 111.226 KB.
- 2002 economic census. Vehicle inventory and use survey. Geographic area series. Arizona
- United States. Bureau of the Census.
- Trucks--Arizona--Statistics; Trucking--Arizona--Statistics; Transportation--Arizona--Statistics
- 65 pages (PDF version). File size: 608.763 KB.
- Arizona Statehood and Enabling Act amendments of 1999: report (to accompany S. 415)
- United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Energy and Natural Resources.
- Trusts and trustees--Arizona
- 5 pages (PDF version).
- A Home (School) at Tuba City
- Runke, Walter and Laura
- Tuba City (Ariz)
- A Home (School) at Tuba City
- Exterior view of Corbett House, 1913
- Unknown
- Tucson (Ariz.)--Social life and customs; Tucson (Ariz.)--History
- An exterior view of the Corbett House which was built to the north of Petra (Santa Cruz) Stevens and Hiram Stevens' house on Main Street by Lizzie Hughes Corbett and J. Knox Corbett. Lizzie Hughes Corbett was the daugher of Petra Stevens' sister...
- Sam Hughes, J. Knox Corbett (standing), and Hiram Corbett holding Knox Corbett, on porch of the Corbett House, circa 1912
- Unknown
- Tucson (Ariz.)--Social life and customs; Tucson (Ariz.)--History
- This photograph shows (from left) Sam Hughes and his son-in-law J. Knox Corbett on the porch of the Corbett House, along with Hiram Corbett holding baby Knox Corbett. The Corbett house was built on Main Street between Sam and Atanacia Hughes'...
- Fish House interior scene, 1902
- Unknown
- Tucson (Ariz.)--Social life and customs; Tucson (Ariz.)--History
- An interior view of the Fish House hints at the fine furnishings and lifestyle of Tucson's wealthy residents. This photo depicts three generations: Clara Fish with her mother Maria (Wakefield) Fish and her grand mother Clarinda Wakefield. The Fish...
- Petra Stevens with in front of Stevens House with her grandchildren, October 1911
- Unknown
- Tucson (Ariz.)--Social life and customs; Tucson (Ariz.)--History
- This image shows Petra (Santa Cruz) Stevens in front of her home, the Stevens House, along with her two young grandchildren, Frank and Carmen Velasco (children of Elisa Stevens Velasco). Elisa Stevens was adopted in 1882 by Hiram and Petra Stevens...
- Fish House, circa 1870
- Unknown
- Tucson (Ariz.)--Social life and customs; Tucson (Ariz.)--History
- The earliest known street view of the Fish and Stevens Houses, dating from ca. 1870. Edward Nye Fish came to Tucson from the East Coast by way of gold rush California where he made a fortune selling building supplies to miners in San Francisco. He...
- Greetings from Tucson, Ariz. Congress Street
- Unknown
- Tucson (Ariz.)
- This card was sent to Mrs. William [Gileuace?] of Chicago, Illinois and has a Tucson postmark. Message reads "See where I am. Left home January 19th, don't expect to return until June 1st. Please write me soon General Delivery. With love from...
- Plaza Theater on West Congress, Tucson, circa 1950.
- Unknown
- Tucson (Ariz.); Mexican Americans--History; Theater; Streets
- This is a photograph of the Plaza Theater on West Congress, at the corner of Congress Street and Court Avenue in Tucson, Arizona. Taken circa 1950. The photograph also pictures a local business, Hule's Home Furnishings, to the right.
- "Tucson Crafts in Use 1956" Broadside
- Meyer, Neil
- Tucson Art Center (Ariz); Tucson Museum of Art--Exhibitions; Broadsides -- United States -- Exhibitions; Galleries & Museums; Art, Modern -- 20th Century -- Exhibitions
- This broadside for the "Tucson Crafts in Use 1956" exhibit held February 6-19, 1956 was created by Neil Meyer. The exhibit was opened by the Craft Guild of Tucson and the theme of that year’s show was “Crafts in Use” with an emphasis on...
- "Regents OK Sale of Kingan Home"
- Unknown
- Tucson Art Center (Ariz.); Tucson Art Museum; Tucson Museum of Art; Newspapers--Arizona--Tucson; Newspapers--Headlines--Art; Architecture--Arizona--Tucson;
- This article first appeared in the "Tucson Daily Citizen."
- Oral history interview with George (Sonny) Snyder
- Snyder, George (Sonny)
- Tularosa River; San Juan Basin; El Paso Natural Gas Co.; Four Corners Region
- George (Sonny) Snyder talks about growing up in Luna, New Mexico, and marrying his wife from Luna; his career with El Paso Natural Gas. Snyder also talks about his grandfather, who was shot between the eyes over water rights.